Merrick predicts electricity will save coal industry
A. Merrick, president of Nghhouse Electric and Manufacturing, told International News Service that electricity will revive hard coal mining by cheaper, safer, and more efficient machinery. He cites steel and other sectors where electric power reduced costs and increased output, warning closures have left miners idle but could rebound as electrical equipment spreads.
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Francis L. Armstrong
N. S
International News Servicesburgh
A. Merrick
Nghouse Electric and Manufactg Company
International News Service
Letrical Aaitinery
Merrick
Jevel
Rrick
Indiana AG rules architect plans not required for state buildings
Indianapolis July 5 James M Ogden attorney general ruled the 1929 law requiring registered architects for large building plots does not apply to state institutions. Superintendent A F Miles of the Pendleton reformatory asked if a registered architect was needed for a $30 000 officers housing building. The prison built the structure with prison labor and Miles staff designed the plans. Ogden said outside architect not required.
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Ndianapolis
INS
James M. Ogdenay
A. F. Miles
Pendleton
Ogden
Wal
Miles
Real Estate Transfers In Franklin Township
Cora A. Epperson and others transfer 48.7 acres in Franklin township to Imer O. Young and wife for $1. American S. Young and wife transfer 40 acres in Franklin township to Imer O. Young for $1. Thomas Risk and wife transfer 64 acres in Franklin township to Nathan Call as trustee for $1.
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Cora A. Epperson
Imer O. Young
Franklin Township
S. Young
Frankin Township
Thomas Risk
Nathan Call
Franklin
Transfers Of Land And Cemetery Lots In Local Townships
A list of property transfers records several parcels in Var ton Monroe Greencastle Madison and Washington townships. Transactions include parcels, 24 acres and 3.5 acres with prices mostly 1 dollar, some cemetery plots, and parties named such as Elizabeth Sinclair Jesse A Allee Lincoln Snider and families. Other entries name Forest Hill Cemetery plots transferred to J H Layman Pinkie Rucker and to heirs of Homer Morrison and Elmer Blue.
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Elizabeth Sinclair
Clarence J. Ferrand
Varton Township
Jesse A. Allee
Lincoln DD. Snider
Greencastle
Enlg
Frank C. Collingg
Federal Land Bank
Monroe
Floyd
George E. Knauer
Clement B. Knauer
Clinton Township
Forest Hill
Elmer Blue
Homer C. Morrison
Greencastle Township
Forest Hill Cemetery
Pinkie Rucker
The Herald Greencastle Indiana Public Notice Era
The Herald, established as Star and Democrat in 1858, lists staff Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Gee city editor Roy Evans and manager. Published daily except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Subscription rates: Putnam County 3.00 yearly, outside Putnam County 3.50, Greencastle 10 cents a week. Advertising rates on application.
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Star & Dem Cra
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Gee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Public Auction of Real Estate in Putnam County Indiana
Public sale of rents and profits for up to seven years and fee simple title to 40 acres in Franklin Township, Putnam County Indiana. Sheriff Edward Eiteljorge to conduct sale July 3 1929 at Putnam County Courthouse with Corwin & Gillen representing the plaintiff Prudential Insurance Co of America. Poster line item.
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Putnam County
Indiana
Franklin Township
Edward Eiteljorge
Corwin & Gillen
A. D
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Marion Township
Mat J. Murphy
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Washington Township
Perry Hasty
Leo Cox
Chas. K. Keyt
E. A. Brown
Madison Township
Edward R. Hibbitt
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George W. Sterling
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